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Is there a non-spammy site that will list out all the nonstop flights *into* a particular airport? Bonus points if you can filter by airline. The first one I found launched a popup behind my browser like it was 1999.-
@aaronpk I've only done this manually, by reviewing the Wikipedia article for the target airport and getting the list of airlines offering service (and the airports they offer service from), then using kayak to find nonstops.
I've heard that https://matrix.itasoftware.com/search is very flexible and it seems like it might have what you want, but I haven't used it. Apparently there's two versions of it currently, also https://oldmatrix.itasoftware.com/ ?
You could try posting on flyertalk if fedi doesn't have an answer :)
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@aaronpk Assuming that the connections are symmetric (which I'm pretty sure has to be true, right?), FlightsFrom gives you what you want and only has a couple banner ads for me: https://www.flightsfrom.com/ORF/destinations
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The flight aware app can do this. Enter the destination airport, select arrivals, filter for commercial, and then put the airline name in the search (e.g UAL)
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@aaronpk oh wait, you said non-stop. That is a different matter.
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@aaronpk the airport's site itself usually. flightradar24 has them too.
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@aaronpk cannot seem to get it to work. Other option is the airports inbound flight tracker or a flight tracker app and watch them roll in lol
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matrix.itasoftware.com might have you covered, otherwise, FlightRadar24 does have the details if you have an account, similar ADS-B sites might have those options too though.
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@aaronpk cannot believe I am going to say it. Google
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@aaronpk I typically do it by visiting the specific airport website. It usually has a list of airlines flying nonstop into the airport. Usually more useful for smaller airports.